Animosity and resentment have replaced civility for many Americans, driven by populism and demagoguery that arbitrarily pit citizen against citizen. But a rebirth of civil society is possible by reversing the colonization of the civil by the political.

To guide Congress back toward sound governance, Cato Institute scholars have crafted 10 key policy recommendations.

From health care, immigration, and the economy to decisions on military action and civil rights, executive orders are a president’s means to bypass Congress and impose their will.

The problems with America’s election system extend to how we select candidates, how votes are counted, and who gets to make the rules. But there are solutions.

Even as technological setbacks and challenges abound for lab-grown meat, some elected officials are trying to kneecap the nascent industry with protectionist bans before it has a chance to get off the ground.

Doomerism is a political ideology that leads nowhere.

Patrick Eddington was a CIA whistleblower. Now, he’s keeping all intelligence agencies accountable.

Cato Partner Jane Johnson—a former employee of the Department of Health, Education, and Welfare—wishes more Americans could see how the federal government works.

Polarization gets the better of us when we lose sight of the humanity of others.